Part 2 of the Measurement Problem: Agape as Observer

Brad and Karen dive deeper into the implications of "measuring up" and the balance between mercy and judgment.

For the full YouTube, see here: https://youtu.be/qkDWTKNMI2c

We discuss the aspect of comparison, relationships between binaries, Iain McGilchrist's work on the two brain hemispheres, the role of the observer, etc. Link to Part 1 follows the timestamps.

Timestamps

00:00:00 Intro

00:01:15 Navigating between two binaries, example: justice and mercy

00:02:50 Migraines that shut down the left hemisphere, comprehending and apprehending

00:08:30 Training horses, the blessing of anomaly, learning to listen with the right hemisphere

00:10:00 Left hemisphere gives us speech, so a truth, once spoken, becomes a lie. 00:11:20 Finding practical meaning in this little corner

00:12:37 Comparing wavelengths, frequencies is what we do, a kind of measurement, at multiple levels and over time.

00:14:30 The observer changing what is observed. The feedback loop.

00:16:30 Hiking in the Maui Rainforest is contact with reality.

00:20:30 Thoughts on the measurement problem and its practical implications 00:23:00 We are also being observed, always. We shape the arena, the arena shapes us.

00:31:00 The incarnation of Christ in us, the triad of Love (intention, communication and action)

00:40:30 Having a question and balancing that with living real life

00:50:28 Was Eve trying to become the Observer? Things have to measure up to my expectations. Unravels the web of Love.

00:59:20 Action as the missing piece

01:06:30 The perils of providing good content

01:14:15 We are comparing frequencies or wavelengths related to context in art 01:23:00 Agape and action

01:24:20 Loving

Measurement Problem, Part 1 The Ideal is a Judge: Gauge Blocks and the Requirement to Measure up. https://youtu.be/iT43zHL2Xp8